2025 Pro Days

[bakes781]

woops

 

[bakes781]

Kansas	Tevita	Ahoafi-Noa	TE
Kansas	Taiwan	Berryhill	LB
Kansas	JB	Brown	LB
Kansas	Logan	Brown	OL
Kansas	Bryce	Cabeldue	OL
Kansas	Javier	Derritt	DL
Kansas	Dylan	Downing	LB
Kansas	Michael	Ford	OL
Kansas	Ronald	McGee	DL
Kansas	Alexander	Raich	LB
Kansas	Jereme	Robinson	DL
Kansas	Darrell	Simmons	OL
Kansas	Caleb	Taylor	DL
Kansas	Cornell	Wheeler	LB
Kansas	Dylan	Wudke	DL
Kansas	Lawrence	Arnold Jr.	WR
Kansas	Cobee	Bryant	DB
Kansas	OJ	Burroughs	DB
Kansas	Jared	Casey	TE
Kansas	Mello	Dotson	DB
Kansas	Marvin	Grant Jr.	DB
Kansas	Luke	Grimm	WR
Kansas	Trevor	Kardell	TE
Kansas	Torry	Locklin	WR
Kansas	Devin	Neal	RB
Kansas	Quentin	Skinner	WR
Kansas	Trevor	Wilson	WR
Kansas	Tabor	Allen	Kicker
Kansas	Luke	Hosford	Long/Short Snapper
Kansas State	Easton	Kilty	OL
Kansas State	Austin	Moore	LB
Kansas State	Brendan	Mott	DL
Kansas State	Ty	Bowman	WR
Kansas State	Dante	Cephas	WR
Kansas State	Keenan	Garber	DB
Kansas State	DJ	Giddens	RB
Kansas State	Jadon	Jackson	WR
Kansas State	Jacob	Parrish	DB
Kansas State	Jordan	Riley	DB
Kansas State	Marques	Sigle	DB
Kansas State	Chris	Tennant	Kicker
Oklahoma State	Cole	Birmingham	OL
Oklahoma State	Dalton	Cooper	OL
Oklahoma State	Obi	Ezeigbo	DL
Oklahoma State	Nickolas	Martin	LB
Oklahoma State	Joseph	Michalski	OL
Oklahoma State	Collin	Oliver	DL
Oklahoma State	Xavier	Ross	DL
Oklahoma State	Trey	Rucker	DB
Oklahoma State	Kody	Walterscheid	DL
Oklahoma State	Preston	Wilson	OL
Oklahoma State	Justin	Wright	LB
Oklahoma State	Korie	Black	DB
Oklahoma State	Alan	Bowman	QB
Oklahoma State	Tyler	Foster	TE
Oklahoma State	Ollie	Gordon	RB
Oklahoma State	Kobe	Hylton	DB
Oklahoma State	Rashod	Owens	WR
Oklahoma State	Brennan	Presley	WR
Oklahoma State	Jake	Schultz	TE
TCU	Abraham	Camara	DB
TCU	Caleb	Fox	DL
TCU	Bless	Harris	OL
TCU	Johnny	Hodges	LB
TCU	Cooper	McDonald	LB
TCU	Tymon	Mitchell	DL
TCU	Nana	Osafo-Mensah	DL
TCU	Drake	Dabney	TE
TCU	LaMareon	James	DB
TCU	Joe	Laterza	WR
TCU	JP	Richardson	WR
TCU	Trey	Sanders	RB
TCU	Cameron	Smith	DB
TCU	Savion	Williams	WR
TCU	Dylan	Wright	WR
TCU	Brent	Matiscik	Long/Short Snapper
Texas Tech	De’Braylon	Carroll	DL
Texas Tech	Jaxon	Hughes	OL
Texas Tech	Quincy	Ledet	DL
Texas Tech	Caleb	Rogers	OL
Texas Tech	CJ	Baskerville	DB
Texas Tech	Tahj	Brooks	RB
Texas Tech	Jalin	Conyers	TE
Texas Tech	Josh	Kelly	WR
Texas Tech	Bralyn	Lux	DB
Texas Tech	Drae	McCray	WR
Texas Tech	Mason	Tharp	TE
Texas Tech	Reese	Burkhardt	Kicker
Texas Tech	Gino	Garcia	Kicker
Utah	Van	Fillinger	DL
Utah	Tevita K.	Fotu	DL
Utah	Connor	O'Toole	DL
Utah	Karene	Reid	LB
Utah	Miki	Suguturaga	TE
Utah	Junior	Tafuna	DL
Utah	Damien	Alford	WR
Utah	Micah	Bernard	RB
Utah	Alaka'i	Gilman	DB
Utah	Brant	Kuithe	TE
Utah	Caleb	Lohner	TE
Utah	Money	Parks	WR
Utah	Dorian	Singer	WR
Utah	Zemaiah	Vaughn	DB
Utah	JT	Greep	Long/Short Snapper
West Virginia	Tyrin	Bradley	DL
West Virginia	Tymetrius	French	DL
West Virginia	Jaquay	Hubbard	OL
West Virginia	TJ	Jackson	DL
West Virginia	Nick	Malone	OL
West Virginia	Sean	Martin	DL
West Virginia	Wyatt	Milum	OL
West Virginia	Fatorma	Mulbah	DL
West Virginia	Justin	Robinson	WR
West Virginia	Brandon	Yates	OL
West Virginia	Dontez	***an	DB
West Virginia	Garrett	Greene	WR
West Virginia	Garnett	Hollis Jr.	DB
West Virginia	Kole	Taylor	TE
West Virginia	Anthony	Wilson	DB
West Virginia	Austin	Brinkman	Long/Short Snapper
West Virginia	Michael	Hayes	Kicker

 

[p8ryts]

USA Today Touchdown wire​

Small-school 2025 NFL Draft prospects going big at recent pro days​

Spotlighting several small-school NFL Draft prospects who impressed at recent pro days​

Jeff Risdon
Draft Wire





The NFL Draft cycle has spun forward into the Pro Day circuit for colleges across the country. NFL personnel evaluators fan out and take in as many workouts as they can to build the information database on the players and their athletic testing, plus chances to spend a little time with prospects to get to know them better.

For prospects who toiled out of the national spotlight in the smaller college divisions, the pro days are the best chance to make a bigger name for themselves. A few such prospects from the FCS, D-II and D-III levels have done just that in some recent pro day workouts.

One of the more interesting aspects of the college pro day circuit is when bigger schools allow prospects from nearby small schools to showcase themselves in the larger setting. That happened at Wisconsin, where invitee Dylan Brown from Wisconsin-River Falls had himself a day. Brown, a big defensive back from the D-III level, proved he's got NFL athleticism and size:


Another player taking advantage of the bigger stage is Austin Peay cornerback Jesse Johnson. The nephew of longtime NFL CB Antonio Cromartie, Johnson showed off his quickness and explosiveness at Tennessee's pro day. He met with several teams at the Volunteers' pro day, including the Falcons, Titans, Colts and Lions.


Wideout Efton Chism from Eastern Washington proved himself in both the Hula Bowl and then the Shrine Bowl. The nifty slot receiver posted some impressive numbers at his pro day, too. Those three-cone (3C) and short shuttle (SS) times are very good for an inside WR, more important than the slow 40-time:


East Texas A&M has itself a prospect in cornerback Kendall Paul, who blazed a hand-timed 4.27 40-yard dash. He's an undersized (measured 5-9/161) outside CB who isn't afraid to hit, even though his speed and quickness (4.02 short shuttle) are his calling cards.

Finally, safety Ian Kennelly from D-II powerhouse Grand Valley State had a great workout at the Lakers pro day. He's a rangy safety with good ball skills and no problem crashing the box to make a tackle, and his size and athleticism check NFL boxes:


Having a great pro day is just one piece of the puzzle for these small-school talents. It's an important one, however; the strong performances increase their chances of getting into an NFL rookie minicamp or signed as an undrafted free agent."

My copy of the article came out messed up, but I posted about Chism after the Shrine game. Not the fastest WR but looked like he got open and caught the ball. Really like him.

 

[manxman2601]

USA Today Touchdown wire​

Small-school 2025 NFL Draft prospects going big at recent pro days​

Spotlighting several small-school NFL Draft prospects who impressed at recent pro days​

Jeff Risdon
Draft Wire





The NFL Draft cycle has spun forward into the Pro Day circuit for colleges across the country. NFL personnel evaluators fan out and take in as many workouts as they can to build the information database on the players and their athletic testing, plus chances to spend a little time with prospects to get to know them better.

For prospects who toiled out of the national spotlight in the smaller college divisions, the pro days are the best chance to make a bigger name for themselves. A few such prospects from the FCS, D-II and D-III levels have done just that in some recent pro day workouts.

One of the more interesting aspects of the college pro day circuit is when bigger schools allow prospects from nearby small schools to showcase themselves in the larger setting. That happened at Wisconsin, where invitee Dylan Brown from Wisconsin-River Falls had himself a day. Brown, a big defensive back from the D-III level, proved he's got NFL athleticism and size:


Another player taking advantage of the bigger stage is Austin Peay cornerback Jesse Johnson. The nephew of longtime NFL CB Antonio Cromartie, Johnson showed off his quickness and explosiveness at Tennessee's pro day. He met with several teams at the Volunteers' pro day, including the Falcons, Titans, Colts and Lions.


Wideout Efton Chism from Eastern Washington proved himself in both the Hula Bowl and then the Shrine Bowl. The nifty slot receiver posted some impressive numbers at his pro day, too. Those three-cone (3C) and short shuttle (SS) times are very good for an inside WR, more important than the slow 40-time:


East Texas A&M has itself a prospect in cornerback Kendall Paul, who blazed a hand-timed 4.27 40-yard dash. He's an undersized (measured 5-9/161) outside CB who isn't afraid to hit, even though his speed and quickness (4.02 short shuttle) are his calling cards.

Finally, safety Ian Kennelly from D-II powerhouse Grand Valley State had a great workout at the Lakers pro day. He's a rangy safety with good ball skills and no problem crashing the box to make a tackle, and his size and athleticism check NFL boxes:


Having a great pro day is just one piece of the puzzle for these small-school talents. It's an important one, however; the strong performances increase their chances of getting into an NFL rookie minicamp or signed as an undrafted free agent."

My copy of the article came out messed up, but I posted about Chism after the Shrine game. Not the fastest WR but looked like he got open and caught the ball. Really like him.

 

[manxman2601]

Cooper Kupp for comparison

40/10: 4.62/ 1.55
VJ: 31"
BJ: 9'8"
SS: 4.08
3C: 6.75

Kupp is taller and faster, but almost identical besides that. Keenan Allen ran a 4.71 forty.

 

[bakes781]

Small and slow is not a good combo lol

 

[dliverey44]

Big 12 Pro Day to Welcome Over 200 Football Athletes to The Star in Frisco

FRISCO, Texas – The 2025 Big 12 Pro Day is set for March 18-21 inside Ford Center at The Star. The second annual event, operated in partnership with the NFL, will feature more than 200 Big 12 football athletes with nearly 300 NFL scouts and personnel in attendance. The NFL Network will showcase...

big12sports.com

Players scheduled to attend Big 12 Pro Day are listed below by school.

Arizona	Joey	Capra	OL
Arizona	Jonah	Savaiinaea	OL
Arizona	Jared	Small	LB
Arizona	Quali	Conley	RB
Arizona	Jacory	Croskey-Merritt	RB
Arizona	Owen	Goss	DB
Arizona	Montana	Lemonious-Craig	WR
Arizona	Justin	Holloway	Long/Short Snapper
Arizona State	Emmit	Bohle	OL
Arizona State	Jeffery	Clark	DL
Arizona State	Leif	Fautanu	OL
Arizona State	Caleb	McCullough	LB
Arizona State	Decarlos	Brooks	RB
Arizona State	Xavier	Guillory	WR
Arizona State	Shamari	Simmons	DB
Arizona State	Melquan	Stovall	WR
Baylor	RaRa	Dillworth	LB
Baylor	Matt	Jones	LB
Baylor	Steve	Linton	LB
Baylor	Treven	Maae	DL
Baylor	Elinus	Noel III	DL
Baylor	Garmon	Randolph	DL
Baylor	Monaray	Baldwin	WR
Baylor	Jamaal	Bell	WR
Baylor	Isaiah	Davis	WR
Baylor	Ketron	Jackson Jr.	WR
Baylor	Lorando	Johnson	DB
Baylor	Hal	Presley	WR
Baylor	Gavin	Yates	TE
BYU	Isaiah	Bagnah	DL
BYU	Tyler	Batty	DL
BYU	Caleb	Etienne	OL
BYU	Brayden	Keim	OL
BYU	Darius	Lassiter	WR
BYU	Blake	Mangelson	DL
BYU	John	Nelson	DL
BYU	Connor	Pay	OL
BYU	Gerry	Bohanon Jr.	QB
BYU	Marque	Collins	DB
BYU	Mason	Fakahua	TE
BYU	Keanu	Hill	TE
BYU	Ray	Paulo	TE
BYU	Jakob	Robinson	DB
UCF	Ricky	Barber	DL
UCF	Ethan	Barr	LB
UCF	Daylan	Dotson	DL
UCF	Amari	Kight	OL
UCF	Deshawn	Pace	LB
UCF	Jesiah	Pierre	LB
UCF	Brandon	Adams	DB
UCF	Sheldon	Arnold II	DB
UCF	Jarrad	Baker	WR
UCF	Peny	Boone	RB
UCF	Quadric	Bullard	DB
UCF	Kobe	Hudson	WR
UCF	Jacoby	Jones	WR
UCF	Mac	McWilliams	DB
UCF	Evan	Morris	TE
UCF	Johnny	Richardson	RB
UCF	Ladarius	Tennison	DB
UCF	Gage	King	Long/Short Snapper
Cincinnati	Jared	Bartlett	LB
Cincinnati	Luke	Kandra	OL
Cincinnati	Jamoi	Mayes	WR
Cincinnati	Josh	Minkins Jr.	DB
Cincinnati	Eric	Phillips	DL
Cincinnati	Dartanyan	Tinsley	OL
Cincinnati	Phillip	Wilder	OL
Cincinnati	John	Williams	OL
Cincinnati	Joey	Beljan	TE
Cincinnati	Derrick	Canteen	DB
Cincinnati	Xzavier	Henderson	WR
Cincinnati	Corey	Kiner	RB
Cincinnati	Mehki	Miller	DB
Cincinnati	Nathan	Hawks	K
Colorado	BJ	Green	DL
Colorado	Justin	Mayers	OL
Colorado	Chidozie	Nwankwo	DL
Colorado	Jimmy	Horn Jr.	WR
Colorado	Travis	Hunter	WR
Colorado	Travis	Jay	DB
Colorado	Shilo	Sanders	DB
Colorado	Shedeur	Sanders	QB
Colorado	Will	Sheppard	WR
Colorado	Cam’Ron	Silmon-Craig	DB
Colorado	Herman	Smith III	DB
Colorado	Lajohntay	Wester	WR
Colorado	Mark	Vassett	Punter
Houston	Michael	Batton	LB
Houston	Maliq	Carr	TE
Houston	Keith	Cooper	DL
Houston	Peyton	Dunn	OL
Houston	Kendré	Gant	LB
Houston	Thomathan	Good II	DL
Houston	Shamar	Hobdy-Lee	OL
Houston	Marcus	Jenkins	OL
Houston	Jamal	Morris	LB
Houston	Zykeius	Strong	DL
Houston	Dakota	White	OL
Houston	Jake	Wiley	OL
Houston	Ajani	Carter	DB
Houston	Kriston	Davis	DB
Houston	Noah	Guzman	DB
Houston	Bryan	Massey	DB
Houston	Donovan	Smith	QB
Houston	Jack	Martin	Kicker
Iowa State	Jarrod	Hufford	OL
Iowa State	Jaylon	Jackson	RB
Iowa State	JR	Singleton	DL

Croskey Merritt is a guy I would love the Pats to take a 7th round dart throw on.

 

[manxman2601]

Small and slow is not a good combo lol

Tell that to Wes Welker and Danny Amendola.

 

[bakes781]

Tell that to Wes Welker and Danny Amendola.

Welker, who went undrafted

Amendola, who went undrafted

I'm not saying he's not worth a shot. just saying there's a reason he wasn't invited to the combine.

 

[manxman2601]

Welker, who went undrafted

Amendola, who went undrafted

I'm not saying he's not worth a shot. just saying there's a reason he wasn't invited to the combine.

I've thought that all along. I certainly wouldn't take him with more than a 7th round pick.

 

[bakes781]

Croskey Merritt is a guy I would love the Pats to take a 7th round dart throw on.

Yes! He was another combine snub.

He's expecting his 40 time to be 4.4 or a high 4.3 seconds. Based on the data provided by Zebra Technologies and his in-game speed of 19.64 mph, it certainly seems possible that he will achieve that.

Shrine Bowl Interview: Arizona RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt Could Be The Isiah Pacheco Of The 2025 NFL Draft

The first time Arizona RB Jacory Croskey-Merritt practiced with the East Team at the 2025 East-West Shrine Bowl, he stood out. It wasn’t just the white leggings or the red shorts, although that made it easy to pick him out on film later that day. What made Croskey-Merritt command attention was...

steelersdepot.com

 

[Steve102]

Small and slow is not a good combo lol

 

[dliverey44]

It is too, I am pretty happy.. LOL

 

[Steve102]

It is too, I am pretty happy.. LOL

I lol'd a little too hard, bud.

 

[manxman2601]

 

[borisman]

I didn’t see Tet McMillan on the pro day schedule. That’s just ridiculous if you want to improve or hold your draft position. He’s going to slide and thinking He’s the best or second best WR (Hunter) will have teams overdraft him possibly due to panic, high demand and lack of other top prospects at the position is a little shortsighted.

 

[One-If-By-Sea]

Still better than Deatrich Wise or Chandler Jones. Could play a similar role.

I agree. Didn't seem bad, just not great, but who in the draft is amazing?

 

[manxman2601]

These are some really impressive numbers. File under ‘must watch’. Particularly like an edge rusher with a 7 sec or lower 3-cone.

 

[manxman2601]

 

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